A New Referendum Is Credible Path to Move Forward, Says U.K. Conservative Lawmaker Gyimah

The transcript discusses a candidate's perspective on the Tory leadership race amidst Brexit challenges. The candidate, considered an underdog, advocates for a second referendum as a solution to the political deadlock. Despite the Conservative Party's general opposition, the candidate emphasizes the importance of leadership in addressing unpopular issues and setting the agenda. The discussion also touches on the internal challenges within the party, the threat of the Brexit Party, and the need for a broad-based conservative campaign. The candidate aims to highlight the stark choices facing Parliament and the country.

What is the speaker's proposed solution to the deadlock in Parliament regarding Brexit?

• Accepting Theresa May's deal

• A new referendum with new questions

• Leaving the EU without a deal

• Holding a general election

Why does the speaker believe the Conservative Party needs to consider options beyond its comfort zone?

• To gain more influence in the European Union

• To strengthen the party's internal unity

• To address the reality of Brexit and serve the country's needs

• To secure more votes in the next election

What does the speaker believe is the role of leadership in the context of the Tory leadership race?

• Winning the popularity contest

• Forcing important issues onto the agenda

• Maintaining the status quo

• Securing a cabinet position

How does the speaker view the potential impact of the Brexit Party on the Conservative Party?

• As a significant challenge that requires a broad-based campaign

• As a minor threat that can be ignored

• As a reason to abandon Brexit altogether

• As an ally in the Brexit negotiations

What is the speaker's main goal in entering the Tory leadership race?

• To win the leadership contest

• To secure a high-ranking cabinet position

• To bring attention to the reality of Brexit choices

• To support the Brexit Party's agenda